The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-16

of instrumental and vocal music and recitations will
be given The call for funds to support the kinder
has recently been opened which makes FIVE in all,
and the proceeds Of the fair viii be used for them.
Society Of Central avenue Church Mr. z. W. Halford
will give informal talk on his trip to Europe
Monday evening, Oct. II. at the church small ad-
mtance fee of 10 cents will be charged to go into the
new church fund.
The Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor.
Frdry night at the residence of Mr. Charlie. Moores
By way of entertainment. series Of taoleaux were
were exceeding well given and greatly enjoyed
fruit social viii be gwen a, the residence Of Mrs
rooere oatncare 70 500 "a stIeet
the Fourth Presby Church Something unique in
the way Of socias will be offered and the ladies' who
attend. and extend cordial invitation
The woman's Club will meet on Friday afternoon
papers .Homerio Heroes-Achilles and Ulysses"
by Miss Ellen +. Thompson, and The Homeric
Tss on
Men and Women will be led by Mrs Clara B. Hall.
Miss Fannie Taylor gave very. pleasant thimbls
nois street. The guests included Miss Laud Messer
of Philadelphia, Mrs. Peacock of Brooklyn. Mes
w. G. Griffith, Charles Wood, r. O. Day, f. H. Lev
ering Dyer. Hesse and daughter. Miss Jefery. Miss
Miller and others.
grandchildren of Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Rowland at
their home north of this city last Thursday
lily, and their lighters, Mrs w. o. Seaton and fam
lily, of this city and Mrs. Bancroft and family. of
Denver, Col. and their adopted daughter, Mrs.
Chism. of Denver who is route to Europe.
Miss Eta vinson was most agreeably surprised on
last Thursday evening at her home Beatsy street.
by quite number of her friends. Music and dane
ing were the main features of the evening. Among
those present were the Misses Bromn. Reitzel; Ship
Weingar. Hoagland. Messrs. Gurber Heider, Pierce,
Snider. Etter, Moore Gordon. CARL, Ryan, Laycock
Weingar and Sulgrove.
A new cooking class has been started by about
twenty young ladies, and their first dinner will be
given next Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock, at the
home of Miss Charlotte Jones. North Pepnsyl-
Misses Lurs Bryner, Carrie Farquhar. Rene Carna-
han. Bessie West. Mary Dye. Vilette Miller. Mary
Taylor, Ida Adams, Kate Malott, Deborah Moore.
Emma Byfeld Lucy Claypool, Julia Landers and
Olive CASTOR.
An entertainment has been arranged for Wednes-
day evening, Oct 10. at the Fifth Presbyterian
Church. corner of Michigan and Blackboard streets,
and an excellent programme has been arranged. 1t
will be participated in by Misses Lotte Adams and
Laura Hessling. and Messrs. Andrew Smith, John
Lpman and George L. Raschig, accompanies of
Prunk, Master BERTHE Feibleman. Misses Alice and
Laura McManis Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Nay and Mas
ter Freddie Olsen will also take part in the
ment. The proceeds of the entertainment are to be
used in making payment the new furnace in the
church.
The Womens' Foreign Missionary Society of
Roberts Park Church gave social last night at the
residence of DR.. Heskell. Central avenue. which
also reception to the new pastor, Rev. Mr..
Keen, and family. The evening spent in social
enjoyment and the election of officers in the society
for the ensuing year. The latter resulted in the
choice of Mrs Fred Baggs for president; Mrs. E. G.
Cornelius and Mrs. John Wilkens vice-presidents
Mrs Lamb. secretary; Mrs s. A. Hamilton, CORE
spending secretary. and Mrs. John Marott treas
Conduit Mrs. j. w. Beck. Mrs. Dan Winnings and
Mrs. Heiske.